Virgin Media Ultrafast Broadband on Sale for Only £25 per Month

Black Friday offerings on broadband and TV packages mean you can save plenty of money when upgrading this year, and Virgin has some of the best deals going right now.

Virgin Media is one of the go-to internet providers when you're looking for an ultrafast connection, thanks to its dedicated infrastructure, meaning Virgin doesn't rely on the normal Openreach broadband network.

Although the provider isn't giving away any tech this Black Friday, it is offering up a number of discounts on its broadband and phone plans.

Virgin Media Black Friday Sale

In terms of broadband and phone plans, Virgin also has some of the cheapest offers going at the moment for ultrafast connections.

For only £25 per month, your home can get a broadband connection that averages at 108Mbps. For those in need of an even faster connection, £30 can get you 216Mbps, and for just £35 per month you can get 362Mbps. In comparison, £25 per month is the same price as BT’s latest offer, but this will only get you average speeds of 36Mbps.

If you’re looking to get a new and fast broadband connection that’s capable of dealing with the high amount of traffic your network will experience over Christmas, you won’t find a better deal than this before the end of the year.

Virgin has also discounted a wide range of packages and bundles during Black Friday, including its Ultimate Oomph TV, broadband, and mobile bundle, now only £79 per month. This is a pricey bundle, but it does include every you need and is currently down from the normal list price of £99.

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